The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-12-29
CITY AND COUNTY
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20.
"SAGwA" sold at Hinrichs.

| THURSDAY, DECEMBER zo
'SAGwA" sold at Hinrichs.
TUESDAY was quiet enough to be holi
! day.
THE toboggan slide seems to be prett.
well patronized.
ALL the business houses were CLOSED
on Monday last.
KEY WEST cigars at Anderson & Ded
ricks Barber Shop.
| AMIGO business men are the best il
the state to advertise.
| KIcKAPoo Indian Medicines sold a
| Hinrichs' Drug store.
| Posi- OFFICE clerks do not regret thai
the Christmas season is over.
THE Nil. L. S. & W., did not rur
| freight trans on Monday last.
For some big bargains, read E. H. Kel
Ter & Cos. new advertisement.
LAST Saturday was the biggest day OF
| record for barber shops in this city.
QUITE a number of improvements are
| being made in the Williams House.
OLD Santa Claus and his reindeer
team may now take rest for year.
WHEN the weather gets down to snow.
ing it invariably overdoes the matter.
THE Office OF register OF deeds in Nil
waukee is worth $1,000 per year clear.
MONEY TO LOAN on good farm security
in sums to suit. NASH & NASH
Clerks IN all the city stores were
worn out from the work of Christmas
week.
The sleighing is excellent and will
continue so if the wind will only keep its
hands off.
SICK HORSES are cured the quickest by
the horse medicines prepared by Henry
Hinrichs.
THE viii OF the late Thomas Finch OF
Liberty was admitted to probate after 2
brief contest.
HENRY MULHoLLAND, Jun, of this city
organized a branch of the G. K. A. at
Chiffon lately.
WANrED.-Good sound horses. Inquire
at F. ". Seidls Hotel, Quay ST., opposite
Schuette's Mil.
THE T. & p. NJ. has purchased new
boat and it is thought this is to be used
to run to this place.
PLRsIDENT Chamberlain of the State
University does no teaching. DR.. Stearns
teaches psychology.
THE north side school has a vacation
for two weeks. Each of the other schools
has a weeks vacation.
A FEW stray farmers found their way
to the city on Monday but found that
no business was being done.
THE local political pot begins to boil
little already, Notwithstanding that
winter has not yet fairly set in.
THE Pilot Office has lately been furn-
ished with a staple binder which has
been kept busy since its arrival.
A SURPRISE party was given Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Schmitz on Tuesday evening
the occasion being their tin wedding.
SHIP timber is being rushed into the
ship yards at this place in large quanti-
ties since the sleighing season opened.
THE genuine Garland cook and heat
ing stoves. for sale only by
THE RAND C RrMER HDwE. Co.
John p. HUME of Chiffon is again at
his post in Washington and is writing
interesting letters to the Chiffon Times.
JAMES HEWITT of Cooperstown died on
Friday, December %, aged 81. He leaves
large family. His wife died five years
ago.
4 CHRISTMAS tree at the Norwegian
Lutheran church in this city on Wednes-
day night made tie Sunday school pupils
happy.
ALBERT LANDRETH has succeeded IN
getting sufficient guarantee for the
lecture course to warrant making en-
gagements.
The clerks in the employment of
Torrison & Co., presented the senior
member a beautiful reclining chair as a
Christmas present.
The dance given by the society Nor
dens" on Monday night was a very
successful affair both in social and
financial features.
THERE will be no scarcity of wood in
the city this winter. The unusually
good roads Of this fall enabled every
one to get fair supply.
f. S. TICE is now superintendent o.
the Sault Ste. Marie Land & Improve
ment Co., and is located in the growing
town of Gladstone, Mich.
THE Depere people are talking o
dividing Brown county SO as to make
two counties of it. The object is tC
make Depere the county seat.
News reached here Monday morning
that most disastrous fire visited Wake
field on Sunday. Fortunately for Mr.
Book the fire did not reach his store.
WHITE aprons are all the rage at pres
ent, and we are showing handsome one,
at reasonable prices.
% SCHUETTE Bios.
MAX RAHR claims to have the paragon
of babies. The first tooth she cut wa
an eye-tooth and Max says this is an un
failing sign of intellectual pre-eminence
F. P, JONES of this city and his brothe
George have purchased saw mill and
store at Buckbee, on the line of the Nil
L. S. & ". They will at once TAX
charge.